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ACTIVE THEME
THE Future of Work: how is AI transforming THE job MARKET
Exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming the world of work—from jobs and industries to careers, skills and workplace relationships.
We examine how automation, augmentation and new ways of working are reshaping opportunities, challenges and the human experience of work.
Who should participate?
We are particularly interested in hearing from people whose lives or professions are being significantly influenced by AI, including:
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Employees
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Job seekers
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Students
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Employers
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HR leaders
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AI startups
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Researchers
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Universities
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Policymakers
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Workforce development organisations
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Civil society and non-profits
We also welcome perspectives from anyone who feels AI has had a meaningful impact on their life.
Why your voice matters
Every response helps us identify emerging trends, understand real-world experiences and produce evidence-based insights. Findings may be published in anonymised reports, research briefs and educational resources to support more human-centred approaches to AI development and governance.
Privacy and Ethics
Participation is voluntary. Responses are handled in accordance with HumAIn’s research and privacy principles. Personal information will not be published without your explicit consent, and findings will be reported in a way that protects participants’ identities wherever possible.
How your participation works
Step 1 | Answer the question
Step 2 | We review every submission
Step 3 | Selected participants are invited
Share your perspective by writing your response or recording a voice message.
Each response is read and considered by the HUMAIN team based on its originality, insight, and relevance to the question.
If your perspective stands out, we may contact you to schedule a 30–60 minute interview for the Human Voices Podcast.
Step 4 | Your interview may be featured
Step 5 | Your contribution becomes part of our research
Selected interviews may be published as part of a future episode of the Human Voices Podcast or other HUMAIN publications.
All submissions (including those not selected for an interview) are securely stored and may be analysed anonymously to help HUMAIN better understand public perspectives on AI, work, education, and society. Insights may contribute to future research, reports, articles, educational materials, and public discussions.
What happens if I'm not selected for an interview ?
Your submission is still valuable.
Even if you are not invited for an interview, your response may contribute to HUMAIN's ongoing research into how people are experiencing the age of AI. Individual responses will not be published with your identity unless you have given permission or are separately contacted and agree to participate.